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The dellusion is so great, it reads like Onion. First, of all there wont be any "brain drain" from US to Europe. So few will "walk the walk" as to be insignifi
by coldtea 2y ago
The dellusion is so great, it reads like Onion.
First, of all there wont be any "brain drain" from US to Europe. So few will "walk the walk" as to be insignificant.
Second, the majority of people announcing or considering such move are not the brightest light bulbs, but either hysterical (reacting like echo-bubbling maniacs to a change of President that will mostly be business as usual, as 2016-2020 was), or (those broadcasting it) attention seekers virtue signalling this because it's fashionable.
- bell-cot 2y agoYes...but that headline is clickbait, plucked from a editorial that is mostly about other things. Also kinda laughable - the article is very heavy on "the EU should" stuff, with zero mention of Britain. Vs. The Guardian is British, and Britain left the EU years ago. Reading things more charitably, I see the article as a "we need to actually get our sh*t together now" call to action. Not that I think it'll do any good, with how far Europe has sunken into dysfunctionality.